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”UTE NOEWALE.
’A Complete Assortment of
. EN AND CHILDREN
Also a New Assortment of
LADIES' IINONOS
E . K.BANKS
More Hotel Block.
South Norwaik. .
J.
City Newsl
7‘“
ufliittiI-el J. le‘tiltllulllt‘ uptown con
tractor has recently purchased a new
(burial; ear.
p...—
, “Mr .111] Mrs. Richard Dean. of 19
Usiltp :It‘et't, are 1'11.- proud parents-oi
, a baiiu boy born last Friday.
tricycle which was found at tho
ran: 1‘ l' the A. J. ('o‘llins store by ("I
floor {'tune. night before last was
identified and claimed by Joiitt Veritv.
V 0!" 2R P‘ .1\ Hill itottd.ul1o said lhitt
he i111 left the wheel Wlitlt‘ it was
found, while he vn-nt to the theatre.-
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.Th;
War bread is being sent to the lo-
cal dealers who handle Wards bread
it in 'bclicied. The new bread does not
dlfler much from the old bread except
that i' in a ti'ilic dri'er than the oth-
er ‘brc'td This iii doc to the cuttlti'l:
dove of th» oil. and sitizar in tho
bran-i,
The local pollcc received a telegram
from the ilrooklvn pottcc, telling them
that lick 'l‘iirlcy was Wins in a state
or cum tn the (‘1iii1hetlan1l Stir-ct
Hoapit'il and asktnI the local police
to noIify tits slstoi‘ :11 £19 lcxington
avenue. this 1Iltv, of his condition. She
was notified and made arrangements
to lI1-\‘.< utter her brother. None of the
particulars are known of the case,
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~‘iI‘rz-d ll. Pontv is showing :1 new
line of beautiful franic nioultlinus.
and '1: prepared to execute any orders
for picture li‘flfllll’iL" with those new
and up in Jute niouldinns iii an artis-
tic and :iltll'ilaclnl'l' manner. at short
notice. Get aunncstions tot" training
your pictures in the latcst styles at
the PIItttv Al'l’llnll Victrola Shop. Pill-
“‘30” Theatre Building.
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case of Robert Sctilzl. the llt‘n-
ry nicer-t. grocer, arrested December
1111.1». Constable Oliier l. Clark. of
Initiation for the thett of groctriis
1111111 lilo-.‘uis Groterv Store. is being
heard hi .liidtze \osbursh in the down
town city court todav. This niorninu
VV the it and was taken by Mr Mead and
this afternoon it is expected that
' Glories Bowman. who saw Scalzi
cumin..- 1mm the store with packages
1191' his arm will take the stand.
V Indra William F. Tammany is repro
‘, Isantini; Scalzi. The case was contin-
Islet! 11.11111 2:15 this afternoon.
The
, ——1Iiioiiitii snow;
(res-s. Powders.
Perlnnics.
Ellison-Powell Corporation;
111.... oooa service 11 a Habit 5
Wuwnas'ron nun. won.
. Ktilics‘tor tor wiring his home at
MUSICAL UNION
Every soldier knows the
American Eagle is with bill},
the American Government is
in front of him and the Ameri—
can people backing him.
Nanyolthernenwillmissthe
. luxuries of civilian life but the
3 people will see that their corn-
i'ort is liberally provided (01'.
Here are some special gloves,
, sweaters, scarfs, kit‘ boxes and
‘ con'ltort boxes that will add to
. their happiness.
Rogers 81 Stevens
INORWALK court-t NORWALK
i A renular semi-monthly meeting of
Court Cecile, No. 105. Daughters
Pastile, will be held tonight, in the
(‘atliolic Club. in West avenue.
Thomas lI‘taheitv. of the Headquar-
tc‘1s Trains and \iilitarv Police Divi-
stop 11 (‘amp 1mm has been con-
fined to his home in Prospect avenue.
.‘for the past week. with an attatk of
the grip.
Ofili 1I1I'(‘ ltinc Vfound the rear door on
the Clifford ilotil open while nialtin:
his rounds last night and secured it.
Later on he found a bicvcle at the
rear of tlsyes' market. The wheel is
in the possI-ssionof the polio» await-
inLI an owncr,
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’l‘lie llowoiton llose Company will
hold a masquerade dance at Music
”it” tomorrow evening. for which
(it‘ttt‘e lil‘olht't‘H orchestra will furnish
There will be prizes or 31.1 In
costumes and it
will
music.
gold to the heat
said that many surprises be
sprung tor the dancers when they or- '
rive.
l‘crmtts luncheon issued to ('. ll.
ll,
\Viird street and also for putting
plumbing and heatln/l! in at the same
place; to Bradley Gorhnm for plum!!-
ing at 29 Woodward avenue: to Mrs.
James Hall for plumbing and heutinc
11! 19 Elm street; to W. A. lleid for
piumbintz at 8 Fitch street, and to
George and Sally Betts for plutiilllni:
at 13-15 Main street. '
MOVES QUARTERS
"(Continued from First Page).
of :1 band headquarters for the last
tin- ycurs without any outside assist-
mitt' With 11 membership of over
sin; 411" the local Musical I'n.ion
111». rented the rooms in the Front
iiiiidint: .1t 8 North Main strut-t tot-
mitt) Occupied by the South .\’0r’-
walk Quartet club, and cxpects to
1-. “l' .. tlicm comfoitahly furnished by
~ihc first of the week, and to thti aim
has bought the entire furnishings or
.... ArIIriciin Band including piano.
pool table. stove and 80 chairs. which
will be moved from the present room:I
of the hand in the Old Well Laundry
building some time this week.
111 the future the hand will use the
rooms of the local for it's meetings
I IIi-I In! ..1 vice verso. The location
is certainly central and convenient
for the. musicians, to the trains and
trolleys and without doubt is a move
for the best interests of all concern-
ed.
'lhc iVoiloviinr.I oiliters
for the year, 1918'. ——
l’ic idcnt Julius J. Pr unyi.
Viol presitletlt-—Willlani it l‘ledlcr.
Sect-1 tnry- -Tieasurer Frank B. Field.
lie elected 61h successive year.
Sergeant- -nt- Arnin——Rayniond J. Lar-
.-ranri.
‘ Executive Committee-—
w‘tre 1Qtted
J J Prunyi.
QWIQ. R. l-‘icdter. Frank B. Field. Ru-
tits .1. Smith. Jacob H. Linxweller 31'.
I Examining Committeevl’rnnk B.
lField,lI‘1-ed V. Powell. Godfrey Ut-
zingcr, ..l J. Prunyi. Jon. W. Jones.
Our members in the service report
I'llelontheroadto
The Best Christmas Gift.
for your children or employees is a
fbanlihookolthisbsnli. It tcachcslianh-
ilrslethoils the value of nioncyandstartil-I
thrill.
SOCIET‘i
and Personal
NEWS
v
Perry-Ambit"
Miss Violet M. Ashwell, ( “"ilh
Main street, and Barnucl Oliver Per—
ry. of Georgetown, and New York,
were married at St. Paul‘s Church.
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At KLUGMAN’S
.Norwalk
hington St. ' So.
Starting Saturday, lice. 15
yesterday artcrnoon. by the Rev.
tlnuis B. Howell. There were no at-
:tendants, there being only the imme-
?:diate relatives present. The couplcI
1ch1 for an extended toul’of the west.
iafter which on their return they will -
111.111.. their home in New York. 1
i I ..II’
‘ Bernard
.lxmg island Sound Company.
Terry. is spending a 45-hour pass
' islhonic in Norwalk.
l.. (‘ratnptou of the 35111' ,
at Fort
at , " '
MEN'S SUITS, regularly 818M020.
HEN’I BUITS,:¢nlarly8nlarly$15and$16.....
MEN'S OVEROOA'I'S, regularly 318 .
A Shirt with Overcoat
A Blouse with Boys’ Suit
$14.50
$12.75
$15.00
rsleviesIIIIIOIIOOOIInlsol. syncs-v-
sssssesosessassssassssss ........
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A Pair of Pants with Suit,
‘.’i
John E. Kellv,
listed in the Medical corps of the Unit-
0! Norwalk, has en-
nova; sum. mutiny no. very 1111.11 . . .
MEN’BOVERCOATI.m1u'ly $15
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of
in;
- [in our supposedly democratic lnatl- day in the year?
ed States Army. llc'reported for du-
ty yesterday. ‘
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell and
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman conipor
BOYS"SUITS. regularly Sularly $8.50 ..
BOYB’ ovnacoars. rental-1y $10 ...
BOYS’ OVERCOATB, regularlyfl.
sesssseeesloesesoo-as.
nuses-sseelseeeeleeoss-su ............
ed a theatre party, in New York, his!
evening. ‘
I ('oxswnanolin .l..\l:1thew11, ot‘ the
Li S. S. Covinxtong, spent the week-
end at his home, TFrnnltlin avenue.‘
Norwalk.
t ....fl .
John Guamicri. of the li. S. S.
“America." is cniovinu 11 three days’
furlough at. his home in Norwalk.
P... . . ‘1' k... -. .
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all well .enloylng themselves and
gaining might. Musician Oscar (‘in-j
one has reported his Halo arrivnl'
“ISdititiihcre in II‘r.11nce " as drummer
e (l 1 e '
:11; "11331.1 ‘r‘fil‘n..'1‘§‘i ,I‘I‘I‘I-IptmIIRI‘gggggft names PLusn coars, regularly silo . . . .......... . ..... . . .. ........... . ............ :32 00
11.11, "' M“ 11...... 1...... LADIES‘ 111.0311 COATSJegnlarly s25 . ................... ,,,,,,,,, _____ $15.00
S'l‘llI‘F CONTEST OVER , 1 ‘ LADIEB’ 01.0111! coars, regularly $25 .. ........ . .......... I ' V“
HATTERS' ELECTION 7 . . .. ........... $16.00
“3:. LADES’OLOTHOOATB, ugnlsrlytzo. .. .................................... . ........ $12.50
monitored From Page One) LADIES’ CLOTH COATS, regulll‘ly $12 . . . . . ......... . ................ . ...................... . . . . $7 50
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served as secretary of the Orange.
local for 11-.1:1t years. he is promg
lnently known throughout the hntlins: '
industry. In this city andqthe Orange
district confidence :4 exprcssed that
he. ’witt entry the halting districts in
New Jenny and New York. and fa-"
\ornble reports have been received
also trom smaller outlying districts.
Prominent tmlon liiltters net-hint:
theI election of Mr. Groin-- as national
president are willing to concede that,
the Connecticut districts of Danbutjv.
lietliel and South Norwalk will poll
majorities for Mr. Sciilley. but they
feel that such support will not be
IvtIfTit-IIn: to offset tile vote polled tor
the Orange candidate in other acc-
llttlle (It tht country.
1 In recotiimcndinz a revision of tho
I<v:;tcm 'or the paytiictit of dues. Mr.
Greene. points out in his platform
that three classta of workers at the
batting trade already pay $1 11 month'
as assessments. in these caisson are
the union men who finish hats in
store. liiall "bitclicyes" and renovat-
ing shops oiitsido- the locai.districta:;
members of the union workln in 1 .
open shops, and the makers of afraw. luditor “Hm"! Sentint-lI
hats. if it has bee nsuccesItfully MW“ 1'“ ”in" said “M “7“”an
anmonatr‘atett that these members om about airing up the usual Christmasj
pay a flat monthly assessment. Mr. time compliments it is even advocat-
(meni- q""““""” ”‘3' in“ mm" "‘9 ed that we omit presenting the chll-IV
should apply to all workers in the
industry dren with the customary box of can-1
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CANDY FOR ‘l'HE CHlLDREN
Adherence to an alleged "gentle- d‘
’llllln's agreement." under which the This subject is an open question.‘
national ofiicera should always be . .
, . and s Il. . . ‘ ..
evenly divided between the finishers . a w“ n “88.!“0 Sid“ Mfln’t
children. even in this much favored
and makers. in ‘ resented by . .
Greene in his platform. Pointing out community. 3“ '9” little candy “'6
that therc is no trace of such an cent at the Christmas festival 1191111011,}
fliha‘lnmhtsst‘ciillit'gnrmolri? 0' ‘ehil MI and these little. once look forward with
iuhnther the finishers should thhse 2:: great expectation for "‘9 few cents
right to a "permanent lease" on the worth of candy “"9“ them Vi
llll'u tdency, and whether a author can 'Wliv should we take this morSel ol:
1 b'M19”::zgin‘rtlll‘m“:k;"gm;:" ”nee-91mm :1an from the childrens' Christ-
dicta that "the day Will nevgrcgge man one day in the year: while thel
in the batting trade when individuals brewer“ in the United State» are It":
will be relegated to certain positions in: 1.832. 000 pounds of sugar chi-y
Why should thoV
l
V3232” "“2333“: 391%“: :g::; candy makers be put on short allow-
the advmta of adherence to the once when the brewers are using all
alleged agreement are "either very the sugar they choose? unwise we
old fashioned 0" else 81190th by the are called on to economize in u'slnlr:
"“- to! bread yet 260.000 bushels of train
éare being consumed daily in this some
ClllCllE§TElh S PILLS source
f lent 1.1523. The daily papers are titled with ac"
‘ with“ from: 1 iconnts of the. great shortage or coalu ‘
9’ 1.11... 1%..”ng {many people are sale-ring on this ac-f
v ’JflkMI;g:Ag,: 1. am" In count. but the brewers are burning
- 10,000 tons of coal daily. l
I. A business that is manutseturins a
[product for the luxury 9' exhilarating,
isocialtty appears to be exempt.
'the masses are called on to Hooverlul
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Get the. V, .
YURI-ZN!
‘ Smile
It's Good as Your
111 nisny essentials. ,.
Every toys! person; is willtu .to
misc that they may help win
the war. Eli why hot assume or-
annuity and everything and thereby
l
We“
create a universal movement for one
* imam
B to“ 1:41,: Ufa.
’the past week.
i .
:HORLICK’S'
,MAL'I'ED MILK.
Ladies’ ‘
Shirt Waist '
With Coat o
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UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN IN ALL SIZE! AND STYLES.
A Present With Everything
Girls’ Coats Reduced 40%
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Two more stars the. been added to.
wth every dress
.A BIG LINE OF CREPE DE CHINE, SILK AND GEORGETTE CREPE AND LAWN WAISTS,
Mathew Tailor and IAIGrand Green—i
Silk
Camisole
Battalions. l o. o r. metlast
the service flat: at the South Norwlak wood of Norwalk, have resigned their ”evening and mind the third d
Plub. Earl Baker and Lawstcnte K. positions with tltc Norwalk Tire I: on two candidates and held 1111-7123
Paul having joined the colors during Rubber Company, and have
States Army.
fed at Fort slocum. X,
noon.
Y.,
. enlisted nominatio- ot ulcers. At the meet-
in the Ordnance (‘orp of the United trig next week the second nomination
The young men report- of ulcers will be held and on the fol~
this after- lowing week the. election of omccrn
will bohdd.
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Infants us Invalids 31.00333
A new and up- Ito-date line of
Georgette, Crepe dc (thine and
Lingerie Blouses.
BIL! UNDERWEAR
Vests, Bloomers and Camisoles
The Food-Drink for all Ages 2:61:83“ Silk “Mil! embroid-
Ridh 1h. ad , dell '
mammals; 11.13; ramonnn sum, coars
ANDDRESSEB
THE LITTLE $110?
60 North Main St. 80. Hawaii:
Purenutrition, upbuildinglhcwholcbodY-'
Ilnvi iterates nursing mothers ad the-pl-
Moi-e healthful than tea or coffee.
Uni-so yin-0y 8"
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M Men! ”at n LNHQNCEU‘“
FREE
1111111: 111111111 1111
Did You Get Your Share of the
$696. 100 _
Only 8621 Let! '
Gto 100 urchase f the leb ted
“nouns 11E", “Don“ ° 1 11.11% «lit at
mar store a see Gthe“
$511111ro disnlay orInieE 8“ "m
; V iffiwfiilkarfist‘ indium! demonstration
$1.. «:2: 'Elfinmtv EV; Mm” Ch"
Dillyosl see mhw‘fionda #Watelt for another
'VV . Only2 Day- More V '
To bedisstri
'fin operation
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1‘? 1c
"Oil ('8'! le, and man
this vicinity weak!
al cod liver
...?nm‘T‘dii: ‘°
l to
qula' 111 on every bottle.
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